Waiting for reviewu / vCandidate #922 · from the Puritas diff · puritas-full-2026-10-19

priuationprivation

u and v used by position, not sound: haue → have, vnto → unto.

Puritas changed it: 260 times in 102 works
Consistency: 93.5% (260 of 278)
Reach if approved: ~292 places (estimated)
MorphAdorner: Agrees: privation
Matches: Exact word, any case
In our text: 278 times in the 7,099 works compared
Other readings: None
Taken into joins: None

If approved, its rationale reads: “Suggested by the Puritas diff (260 changes in 102 works, 93.5% consistent).”

Where Puritas made the change (8 of 260)

Our text, as printed and with the candidate applied

Printed
… it was of drunkenneſſe) would follow it yet more? Pro. 23.35. Of ſuch blockiſhnes and priuationprivation of ſenſe we reade in the wicked Iſraelites; who though ſtrangers deuoured their ſtrength …
With rule
… it was of drunkenneſſe) would follow it yet more? Pro. 23.35. Of ſuch blockiſhnes and priuationprivation of ſenſe we reade in the wicked Iſraelites; who though ſtrangers deuoured their ſtrength …
Robert Horne · A Caveat to Prevent Future Judgments · p. 31 · Open in the reader
Printed
… que Mors nihil. It hath no Eſſence, though Exiſtence. It is no ſubſtance, but priuationprivation; no creature, but creaturarum ſepultura. Therefore curiouſly to ſearch the efficient of it, were …
With rule
… que Mors nihil. It hath no Eſſence, though Exiſtence. It is no ſubſtance, but priuationprivation; no creature, but creaturarum ſepultura. Therefore curiouſly to ſearch the efficient of it, were …
Henry Montagu · Contemplating Mortality and Immortality · p. 12 · Open in the reader
Printed
… that libertie from combustion shuld giue fiue dignities, being onely a meere absence and priuationprivation of the other. Magnes at the presence of the Adamant, is hindred from drawing …
With rule
… that libertie from combustion shuld giue fiue dignities, being onely a meere absence and priuationprivation of the other. Magnes at the presence of the Adamant, is hindred from drawing …
William Perkins · Four Great Liars Striving · Open in the reader
Printed
Darkeneſſe, in propertie of ſpeech, is the abſence or priuationprivation of light. Metaphorically in Scripture it ſignifies, firſt, the ſtate of Ignorance; ſecondly, the …
With rule
Darkeneſſe, in propertie of ſpeech, is the abſence or priuationprivation of light. Metaphorically in Scripture it ſignifies, firſt, the ſtate of Ignorance; ſecondly, the …
William Sclater · Exposition of 1 Thessalonians · p. 410 · Open in the reader
Printed
… hath beene made before. For the Minor is to be denied. Becauſe the action, & priuationprivation of the diuine light & direction do make ſinne, as they are contrarie to the …
With rule
… hath beene made before. For the Minor is to be denied. Becauſe the action, & priuationprivation of the diuine light & direction do make ſinne, as they are contrarie to the …
Zacharias Ursinus · The Sum of Christian Religion 2 · p. 111 · Open in the reader
Printed
But how proue ye, that Original sin, hath priuationprivation or absence of Originall righteousnesse?
With rule
But how proue ye, that Original sin, hath priuationprivation or absence of Originall righteousnesse?
Thomas Wilson · Commentary on Romans · p. 308 · Open in the reader
Printed
… his woe, if that one vncleane Spirit had kept possession alone, then vpon his priuationprivation, to haue the position of seauen worse.
With rule
… his woe, if that one vncleane Spirit had kept possession alone, then vpon his priuationprivation, to haue the position of seauen worse.
Thomas Adams · The Black Devil · p. 62 · Open in the reader
Printed
… execution of it, the horror of which is vnconceaueable and vnutterable; for beſides the priuationprivation of happineſſe, there is a fellowſhip with the Diuell and the damned, all horror …
With rule
… execution of it, the horror of which is vnconceaueable and vnutterable; for beſides the priuationprivation of happineſſe, there is a fellowſhip with the Diuell and the damned, all horror …
William Gouge · Exposition on John 5 · p. 58 · Open in the reader

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Places Puritas left as printed: likely exceptions (18)

8 of them are in works where Puritas changed it elsewhere, so their places are known; 10 more are in works where it never changed. Each is our text, as the rule would change it.

Concerning the Truth of Christian Religion A07769

Printed
… vs thrée first grounds; namely, Matter, Substance, or Stuffe, forme, shape, or fashion, and PriuationPrivation, Want, or berea…ing; and his Schooles are so greatly delighted therwith, that there …
With rule
… vs thrée first grounds; namely, Matter, Substance, or Stuffe, forme, shape, or fashion, and PriuationPrivation, Want, or berea…ing; and his Schooles are so greatly delighted therwith, that there …
Philippe de Mornay · Concerning the Truth of Christian Religion · p. 139 · Open in the reader
Printed
… agréed vpon among his most approued interpreters, y^t these names of Matter, Forme, and PriuationPrivation, serue not too bet…ken things truely béeing the same whereof they pretend the …
With rule
… agréed vpon among his most approued interpreters, y^t these names of Matter, Forme, and PriuationPrivation, serue not too bet…ken things truely béeing the same whereof they pretend the …
Philippe de Mornay · Concerning the Truth of Christian Religion · p. 165 · Open in the reader

Pilgrimage A10228

Printed
… the expressing of the matter, followeth that which Philosophers call a second naturall Principle, PriuationPrivation, the want of that forme, of which this matter was capable, which is accidentally …
With rule
… the expressing of the matter, followeth that which Philosophers call a second naturall Principle, PriuationPrivation, the want of that forme, of which this matter was capable, which is accidentally …
Samuel Purchas · Pilgrimage · p. 5 · Open in the reader
Printed
… Duplicitie, infinite, moued, crooked, long, &c. Anaxagoras, the minde and infinitenesse; Aristotle, Forme and PriuationPrivation. Plato, the Same, and Another. Hence appeareth how true it is, that the Naturallmen …
With rule
… Duplicitie, infinite, moued, crooked, long, &c. Anaxagoras, the minde and infinitenesse; Aristotle, Forme and PriuationPrivation. Plato, the Same, and Another. Hence appeareth how true it is, that the Naturallmen …
Samuel Purchas · Pilgrimage · p. 473 · Open in the reader

Propositions and Principles of Divinity Disputed A10250

Printed
… to be preſent; neither is it in the ſubjects as an accident, but as PriuationPrivation oppoſite vnto good; rather expelling the ſame, then hauing beeing in it ſelfe.
With rule
… to be preſent; neither is it in the ſubjects as an accident, but as PriuationPrivation oppoſite vnto good; rather expelling the ſame, then hauing beeing in it ſelfe.
Theodore Beza · Propositions and Principles of Divinity Disputed · p. 25 · Open in the reader

The Sum of Christian Religion 2 A14216

Printed
3 Obiection. PriuationPrivation is ſinne. God inflicteth it, creating in vs a ſoule not adorned with thoſe …
With rule
3 Obiection. PriuationPrivation is ſinne. God inflicteth it, creating in vs a ſoule not adorned with thoſe …
Zacharias Ursinus · The Sum of Christian Religion 2 · p. 70 · Open in the reader

The Wonderful Workmanship of the World A19803

Printed
Fye, awaye with this PriuationPrivation, as a dreame or dotage, in reſpect of a beeginning of the world. For …
With rule
Fye, awaye with this PriuationPrivation, as a dreame or dotage, in reſpect of a beeginning of the world. For …
Lambert Daneau · The Wonderful Workmanship of the World · Open in the reader
Printed
… or dotage, in reſpect of a beeginning of the world. For how can a PriuationPrivation, whiche is nothing, bee called the cauſe of a thing? as though a man …
With rule
… or dotage, in reſpect of a beeginning of the world. For how can a PriuationPrivation, whiche is nothing, bee called the cauſe of a thing? as though a man …
Lambert Daneau · The Wonderful Workmanship of the World · Open in the reader